Question

there is no shortage of drinking water during floods true or false​

Answer 1

false

Explanation:

there's no shortage of drinking water during floods

Answer 2

False; during floods, there is a development of a shortage of drinking water.

• Flooding events lead to a variety of issues; loss of life, a rise in viral diseases such as measles, an increase in intestinal problems, as well as a decrease in the availability of resources
• Floods cause contamination of safe drinking water with pollutants, bacteria, viruses, and other pathogens
• There is a correlation between the rise in gastrointestinal issues and the development of floods
• These disasters also cause contamination and mixing of sewage water with the sources of drinking water such as lakes and rivers
• The Maharashtra floods of July 2005 were responsible for the contamination of several water sources and were the cause of many water-borne illnesses

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